Banco BHD, Global Home host Punta Cana mortgage fair with rates from 7.95%

Banco BHD and Global Home organized a Punta Cana mortgage fair offering fixed-rate loans from 7.95% in dollars and homes from US$132,000.

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Banco BHD and Global Home co-organized a three-day mortgage fair in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, held at Garden City Punta Cana on the Boulevard Turístico del Este, to serve Dominican residents, Dominicans living abroad, and foreigners seeking a home, vacation property, or investment in the area. ^[1] Properties listed at the fair began at a price of US$132,000 and were located in Downtown Punta Cana, near commercial centers, services, the airport, and beaches. ^[2] The fair also advertised fixed mortgage rates of 7.95% in US dollars, subject to each financing program's regulations. ^[3] The mortgage fair offered fixed financing rates of 11.50% in Dominican pesos for loans of up to eight years, per applicable conditions. ^[4] At the forum, attendees discussed the expansion of digital identities, flexible payment credentials, and tools to strengthen security and streamline transactions. ^[5] Discussion also covered artificial intelligence's role in the next generation of digital commerce, with tools aimed at improving personalization, security, and efficiency for consumers and businesses. ^[6] The Visa Payments Forum Américas 2026, held in 2026, brought together financial institutions, merchants, fintech companies, and technology industry representatives to address changes in the financial ecosystem through digital payments. ^[7] Dominican bank Banco BHD participated in sessions and exchange spaces dedicated to the evolution of digital payments and e-commerce in the region. ^[8]

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Properties listed at the fair began at a price of US$132,000 and were located in Downtown Punta Cana, near commercial centers, services, the airport, and beaches. · Hoy Digital

The fair also advertised fixed mortgage rates of 7.95% in US dollars, subject to each financing program's regulations. · Hoy Digital

The mortgage fair offered fixed financing rates of 11.50% in Dominican pesos for loans of up to eight years, per applicable conditions. · Hoy Digital

At the forum, attendees discussed the expansion of digital identities, flexible payment credentials, and tools to strengthen security and streamline transactions. · El Día

Discussion also covered artificial intelligence's role in the next generation of digital commerce, with tools aimed at improving personalization, security, and efficiency for consumers and businesses. · El Día

The Visa Payments Forum Américas 2026, held in 2026, brought together financial institutions, merchants, fintech companies, and technology industry representatives to address changes in the financial ecosystem through digital payments. · El Día

Dominican bank Banco BHD participated in sessions and exchange spaces dedicated to the evolution of digital payments and e-commerce in the region. · El Día

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